nope, but it will allow 60 to 100GHz processors with reasonable efficiency. I'd say the step up from 5 to 60 is pretty revolutionary. I'm just waiting to see what type of real-time augmented reality is possible.Gallium nitride transistors, for example are not going to replace most transistors.
When the whole world stopped folding paper maps in a few years time. Paper (papyrus) maps have been around since Ancient Greece.A lot of revolutionary change is in the software realm, rather than hardware.
Google Maps is revolutionary, to my thinking.
Absolutely. But already overshadowed by GPS.A lot of revolutionary change is in the software realm, rather than hardware.
Google Maps is revolutionary, to my thinking.
The revolution in software came from microsopht, discovering that quality is no longer a requirement.A lot of revolutionary change is in the software realm, rather than hardware.
Google Maps is revolutionary, to my thinking.
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